So my dad found some old ammo..

[weasel1]

Some of this is probably my dad's, some my grandfather's I guess. Is it worth its weight in scrap brass ? If so, I'll just take it apart as I have no use for any of it.

 

[LawrenceN]

I'll take it off your hands and pay shipping + scrap brass value. Deal?

 

[weasel1]

My first instinct says nope!

 

[jpc]

Are they full boxes?

 

[kamlooky]

Wartch-chitt, heez try'n tuh weazill yah..................

 

[jpc]

Wartch-chitt, heez try'n tuh weazill yah..................

just getting the facts straight

 

[Shane111]

the Winchester special would probably go pretty quick priced around $25 if its a full box, last time I was in the old co op they had it priced for 31.99 for a box of 20.

but it was Remington core lok

 

[mondostud]

Just take it apart and burn the gunpowder in a bowl on your deck. No one would ever be looking for antique ammunition in hard to find calibres.

 

[bollox]

Just take it apart and burn the gunpowder in a bowl on your deck. No one would ever be looking for antique ammunition in hard to find calibres.

 

[Shane111]

exactly.. I search every gunshow for 32 Winchester special and it just makes it better when its old Canadian made dominion

 

[weasel1]

Well the thing is... I'd put it on the EE, but I have absolutely no idea of the value. If you add in the shipping of ammo it would be very cost prohibitive (considering the small quantity).

 

[sunray]

The rest of the .32's as corroded as that one? Cleanable though.
Rest of the boxes is collector tradin' goods. Don't take it apart. Trade it for something you can use.

 

[ATOM]

The rest of the .32's as corroded as that one? Cleanable though.
Rest of the boxes is collector tradin' goods. Don't take it apart. Trade it for something you can use.

That's the ticket. Figure out what ammo you're looking for and post on EE for wanted to trade.